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Dear Shri.Raghunath,

 

Panchapakshi is a wonderful branch of divination. If

you know Tamil, you can get benefitted by reading a

wonderful treatise on Pancha Pakshi Shastram published

by Saraswathi Mahal Library, Tanjore. There are

various other classical works also on Panchapakshi

shastram - like Boghar Panchapakshi shastram,

Kagabhujandar Pancha pakshi shastram, Agasthiyar

Panchapakshi shastram, etc. all of which are in Tamil,

and some of them are no longer in print. I have the

copies of all of them.

 

Otherwise, I think there is a book on Panchapakshi

principles authored by Dr.U.S.Pulipanni which has been

published in English itself. As I have the original

classics with me and am fairly comfortable with them,

I did not feel the need to buy a book from a modern

author. I am not sure of the publisher details, but I

am sure that Dr.Pulipani has authored a book on

Panchapakshi shastram.

 

I hope I have given you some useful pointers.

 

Blessed be.

 

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five equal parts (or "hours", generally about 2 regular hours in length), with

the night also divided into five equal parts, based on times of sunrise &

sunset. Each hour has each of the birds in a different level of activity. The

schedules for Sunday & Tuesday are the same, as are the schedules for Mondays &

Wednesdays. Schedules for Thursday, Friday & Saturdays are unique. Put

together, on the first hour of Sundays & Tuesdays, the Vulture eats, the Owl

walks, the Crow runs (the text says, "rules", but to me, that's vague), the

Cock sleeps & the Peacock dies. In any given exchange between different birds,

the most active bird wins. So in the first "hour" of Sunday, the Crow always

wins, the Peacock always loses. Additionally, the Cock beats the Peacock, the

Vulture beats both Cock & Peacock, the Owl beats Vulture, Cock & Peacock. Other

hours have other arrangements of winners & losers. The various birds have

differing overall

strengths, there are friends & enemies, some interesting sexual & medical

relationships & lots more. The hour calculations in the book presume readers

live in India. For more northerly climes, the calculations required are similar

to those for traditional planetary hours. Whereas AstroJyoti.com has online

calculation for PanchPakshi; http://www.astrojyoti.com/panchapakshi.htm With

Regards, M. Imran dakshinamoorthi r <dakshinastrologer (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

Dear Shri.Raghunath, Panchapakshi is a wonderful branch of divination. If you

know Tamil, you can get benefitted by reading a wonderful treatise on Pancha

Pakshi Shastram published by

Saraswathi Mahal Library, Tanjore. There are various other classical works also

on Panchapakshi shastram - like Boghar Panchapakshi shastram, Kagabhujandar

Pancha pakshi shastram, Agasthiyar Panchapakshi shastram, etc. all of which are

in Tamil, and some of them are no longer in print. I have the copies of all of

them. Otherwise, I think there is a book on Panchapakshi principles authored

by Dr.U.S.Pulipanni which has been published in English itself. As I have the

original classics with me and am fairly comfortable with them, I did not feel

the need to buy a book from a modern author. I am not sure of the publisher

details, but I am sure that Dr.Pulipani has authored a book on Panchapakshi

shastram. I hope I have given you some useful pointers. Blessed be. Send

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Dear Shri. Venkatesh,

 

1. I am sorry... I do not have the book you have

enquired.

 

2. The best tamil book on remedial measure is

"Agasthiar Karma Kandam". You can get the book from

"Tamarai Publishers", Chennai.

"Sundaraanandar Jothida Kaaviyam" is another

astrological classic purported to be written by one of

the disciples of SAge Agasthiyar by name

"Sundaraanandar". This book closely follows Agasthia

Karma Kaandam in suggesting remedies. Ofcourse,

Pancha Pakshi Shastram books themselves contain

certain powerful remedies/ practical applications.

 

I hope I have provided useful pointers.

 

Blessed be.

--- Venkatesh S <ksvssvk wrote:

 

> JAI SRIRAM

>

> Dear Shri.Dakshinamoorthi,

>

> 1.Can you please tell me the book named "Pathipasa

> Vinavittai" is available now? Can you have the copy

> of that book in Tamil?

>

> 2.What are the best Tamil books available for

> remedical measures?

>

> Thanks,

> S.Venkatesh

>

>

>

> dakshinamoorthi r <dakshinastrologer

> wrote: Dear Shri.Raghunath,

>

> Panchapakshi is a wonderful branch of divination.

> If

> you know Tamil, you can get benefitted by reading

> a

> wonderful treatise on Pancha Pakshi Shastram

> published

> by Saraswathi Mahal Library, Tanjore. There are

> various other classical works also on Panchapakshi

> shastram - like Boghar Panchapakshi shastram,

> Kagabhujandar Pancha pakshi shastram, Agasthiyar

> Panchapakshi shastram, etc. all of which are in

> Tamil,

> and some of them are no longer in print. I have

> the

> copies of all of them.

>

> Otherwise, I think there is a book on Panchapakshi

> principles authored by Dr.U.S.Pulipanni which has

> been

> published in English itself. As I have the

> original

> classics with me and am fairly comfortable with

> them,

> I did not feel the need to buy a book from a

> modern

> author. I am not sure of the publisher details,

> but I

> am sure that Dr.Pulipani has authored a book on

> Panchapakshi shastram.

>

> I hope I have given you some useful pointers.

>

> Blessed be.

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Dear Shri. Raghunatha Rao,

 

I am sure that it is your father's blessing that has introduced you to

one of the most powerful techniques in astrology. Your brother's

father-in-law is right in feeling absolutely confident about relying

only on Panchapakshi shastram for prasna purposes. Infact, in one of

the classical works, it has been mentioned that Panchapakshi

techniques can be used to transcend planetary influences. Remedies

based on Panchapakshi shastra are very powerful. It has its basis on

mantra shastra. Powerful yantras for accomplish the 6 primary mantrik

tasks like vasiyam, akarshanam, mohanam, sthambanam, maaranam, and

vidveshanam can be done by using the techniques eloborated in the

original classics. That is one of the reasons why Panchapakshi

shastram experts are reluctant to teach the secrets of the science to

everyone. The potential of misuse in the hands of unscrupulous people

is very high with this most powerful shastra. However, avoiding the

mantrik elements, I will try to pen brief write-up on the prasna

application of PanchaPakshi shastram at an appropriate time.

 

Just for your information, the same shastra that claims that

Panchapakshi shastram can help you to transcend planetary influences,

also suggests that "Swara Shastra" - the science of breath is the

ultimate in this regard. Swara Shastra is believed to have been

taught by Lord Shiva Himself to his Divine Consort Goddess Parvati.

You can have clues on the swara shastra in works of Prasna like Prasna

Marga also. Swara shastra is more readily applicable in daily lives.

 

God Willing, I will try to pen a few write ups on that also... or if

many people express interest, I am even willing to run a specialized

course on Panchapakshi Shastram and Swara Shastram along with my usual

email course in traditional astrology.

 

Let the search of the enthusiastic members of this forum be fruitful.

 

Blessed be.

 

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<raon1008> wrote:

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Namaste Dewavrat Ji, Dakshinamoorthi, Imran Ji's,

>

> Thanks for the notes and pointers on the Book. It is very

> unfortunate that I do not know Tamil, otherwise I could have read

the

> original text on this subject. But per your suggestion, I have

> ordered the Book in English by Pullppani Ji and shall wait to read

> that.

>

> Let me give you the background, on how I came to know about this

> wonderful method. As you know I have paid a visit to India recently

> to see my father who was not well. At that time, I was talking to

my

> younger brother's father-in-law (an Astrologer) about various things

> in Jyotish. So while talking about Prashna methods, he said he uses

> a method called "Pancha Pakshi" only, which he had learnt from his

> father-in-law many years ago. He sounded very very confident and

> comfirtable in using this Prashna method alone to answer his

client's

> queries for the past 20+ years.

>

> When I have asked him for any books and literature on this method,

he

> said he do not have any but promised that he will teach me when I go

> back to Visakhapatnam next year (Nov 2006) to perform my father's

1st

> Annual Masikam/Rituals.

>

> Anyhow that is the background on this method and thanks again for

the

> book refernece. If I am blessed to get this knowledge, I shall

write

> its application soon in the lists so that some of us can explore

> further.

>

> Regards

> Raghunatha Rao

>

> vedic astrology, "M.Imran" <astroimran>

> wrote:

> Sri Dakshinamoorthi,

>

> Its nice to hear that you are wellversed in Panch Pakshi system of

> delineation from primary sources. I beg to pen a brief write-up (or

> article) on this topic as there does not exist rich online stuff to

> learners.

>

> Dear Raghunath jee,

>

> Please visit AstroAmerica.com, they offer Pullppani's title,

> named, "Biorythm of Natal Moon".

> http://www.astroamerica.com/v-p.html#p48

> The very page appeared with nice comments on Panch Pakshi,

>

> Comment: Your daily cycle, eg, bird (Pakshi), is related to the

> nakshatra ascending at your birth, as qualified by the Moon's phase

> at birth: Waxing or waning. This determines which of 5 birds you

are:

> Vulture, Owl, Crow, Cock or Peacock. Each bird has five activities.

> In order of activity, they are: Death, Sleeping, Eating, Walking &

> Running. Each day is divided into five equal parts (or "hours",

> generally about 2 regular hours in length), with the night also

> divided into five equal parts, based on times of sunrise & sunset.

> Each hour has each of the birds in a different level of activity.

The

> schedules for Sunday & Tuesday are the same, as are the schedules

for

> Mondays & Wednesdays. Schedules for Thursday, Friday & Saturdays are

> unique.

> Put together, on the first hour of Sundays & Tuesdays, the Vulture

> eats, the Owl walks, the Crow runs (the text says, "rules", but to

> me, that's vague), the Cock sleeps & the Peacock dies. In any given

> exchange between different birds, the most active bird wins. So in

> the first "hour" of Sunday, the Crow always wins, the Peacock always

> loses. Additionally, the Cock beats the Peacock, the Vulture beats

> both Cock & Peacock, the Owl beats Vulture, Cock & Peacock. Other

> hours have other arrangements of winners & losers. The various birds

> have differing overall strengths, there are friends & enemies, some

> interesting sexual & medical relationships & lots more.

> The hour calculations in the book presume readers live in India. For

> more northerly climes, the calculations required are similar to

those

> for traditional planetary hours.

>

> Whereas AstroJyoti.com has online calculation for PanchPakshi;

> http://www.astrojyoti.com/panchapakshi.htm

>

> With Regards,

> M. Imran

>

> >

> >

> > dakshinamoorthi r <dakshinastrologer> wrote: Dear

> Shri.Raghunath,

> >

> > Panchapakshi is a wonderful branch of divination. If

> > you know Tamil, you can get benefitted by reading a

> > wonderful treatise on Pancha Pakshi Shastram published

> > by Saraswathi Mahal Library, Tanjore. There are

> > various other classical works also on Panchapakshi

> > shastram - like Boghar Panchapakshi shastram,

> > Kagabhujandar Pancha pakshi shastram, Agasthiyar

> > Panchapakshi shastram, etc. all of which are in Tamil,

> > and some of them are no longer in print. I have the

> > copies of all of them.

> >

> > Otherwise, I think there is a book on Panchapakshi

> > principles authored by Dr.U.S.Pulipanni which has been

> > published in English itself. As I have the original

> > classics with me and am fairly comfortable with them,

> > I did not feel the need to buy a book from a modern

> > author. I am not sure of the publisher details, but I

> > am sure that Dr.Pulipani has authored a book on

> > Panchapakshi shastram.

> >

> > I hope I have given you some useful pointers.

> >

> > Blessed be.

>

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Dear Shri. Venkatesh,

 

1. Scouting for books is an exciting experience in

itself! Lotus publishing house(thaamarai pathipagam)

is the publisher of the book "Sundarananthar jothida

kaaviyam."

 

2. I am following Drik Ganitha Ayanamsa. You will

know that Drik Ganitha is more accurate because

astronomical phenomena such as eclipses are accurately

calculated only with drik ganitha. Ironically, even

vakya panchagam experts use drik ganitha principles

while calculating eclipses. The use of drik ganitha

is consistent with actual experience of many

astrologers (of course, there are some exert

traditional astrologers who use vakya panchanga

especially in Tanjore district) and also the views of

many astronomical experts. Prasna Marga - the

encyclopedic work on almost all aspects of astrology

outlines methods of correcting planetary positions

obtained by Vakya method (They call it parachita

method in kerala tradition),which clearly indicates

that the illustrious author had favoured drig ganitha.

But, I do not intend to enter into a public debate in

this forum on this vexed issue. Suffice it to say,

that I follow Drik Ganitham, and Lahiri ayanamsa for

my calculations as this has been satisfactory in my

experience.

 

Blessed be.

--- Venkatesh S <ksvssvk wrote:

 

> JAI SRIRAM

>

> Dear Shri Shri.Dakshinamoorthi,

>

> 1.Whers is the book "Sundaraanandar Jothida

> Kaaviyam" available and name of the publisher?

>

> 2.Which ayanamsa are followed by yourself? Vakya

> or Drik. Why?

>

> Thanks,

> S.Venkatesh

>

> dakshinamoorthi r <dakshinastrologer

> wrote: Dear Shri. Venkatesh,

>

> 1. I am sorry... I do not have the book you have

> enquired.

>

> 2. The best tamil book on remedial measure is

> "Agasthiar Karma Kandam". You can get the book

> from

> "Tamarai Publishers", Chennai.

> "Sundaraanandar Jothida Kaaviyam" is another

> astrological classic purported to be written by

> one of

> the disciples of SAge Agasthiyar by name

> "Sundaraanandar". This book closely follows

> Agasthia

> Karma Kaandam in suggesting remedies. Ofcourse,

> Pancha Pakshi Shastram books themselves contain

> certain powerful remedies/ practical applications.

>

> I hope I have provided useful pointers.

>

> Blessed be.

> --- Venkatesh S <ksvssvk wrote:

>

> > JAI SRIRAM

> >

> > Dear Shri.Dakshinamoorthi,

> >

> > 1.Can you please tell me the book named

> "Pathipasa

> > Vinavittai" is available now? Can you have the

> copy

> > of that book in Tamil?

> >

> > 2.What are the best Tamil books available for

> > remedical measures?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > S.Venkatesh

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

> for Good - Make a difference this year.

 

 

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has its basis on mantra shastra. Powerful yantras for accomplish the 6 primary

mantrik tasks like vasiyam, akarshanam, mohanam, sthambanam, maaranam, and

vidveshanam can be done by using the techniques eloborated in the original

classics. That is one of the reasons why Panchapakshi shastram experts are

reluctant to teach the secrets of the science to everyone. The potential of

misuse in the hands of unscrupulous people is very high with this most powerful

shastra. However, avoiding the mantrik elements, I will try to pen brief

write-up on the prasna application of PanchaPakshi shastram at an appropriate

time.Just for your information, the same shastra that claims that Panchapakshi

shastram can help you to transcend planetary influences, also suggests that

"Swara Shastra" - the science of breath is the ultimate in this regard. Swara

Shastra is believed to have been taught by Lord Shiva Himself

to his Divine Consort Goddess Parvati. You can have clues on the swara shastra

in works of Prasna like Prasna Marga also. Swara shastra is more readily

applicable in daily lives.God Willing, I will try to pen a few write ups on

that also... or if many people express interest, I am even willing to run a

specialized course on Panchapakshi Shastram and Swara Shastram along with my

usual email course in traditional astrology.Let the search of the enthusiastic

members of this forum be fruitful.Blessed be.--- In

vedic astrology, "Raghunatha RaoNemani" <raon1008>

wrote:>> Om Krishna Guru> > Namaste Dewavrat Ji, Dakshinamoorthi, Imran Ji's,>

> Thanks for the notes and pointers on the Book. It is very > unfortunate that

I do not know Tamil, otherwise I could have read the > original text on this

subject. But per your suggestion, I

have > ordered the Book in English by Pullppani Ji and shall wait to read >

that.> > Let me give you the background, on how I came to know about this >

wonderful method. As you know I have paid a visit to India recently > to see

my father who was not well. At that time, I was talking to my > younger

brother's father-in-law (an Astrologer) about various things > in Jyotish. So

while talking about Prashna methods, he said he uses > a method called "Pancha

Pakshi" only, which he had learnt from his > father-in-law many years ago. He

sounded very very confident and > comfirtable in using this Prashna method

alone to answer his client's > queries for the past 20+ years.> > When I have

asked him for any books and literature on this method, he > said he do not have

any but promised that he will teach me when I go > back to Visakhapatnam next

year (Nov 2006) to perform my father's 1st > Annual Masikam/Rituals.> > Anyhow

that is the background on this method and thanks again for the > book

refernece. If I am blessed to get this knowledge, I shall write > its

application soon in the lists so that some of us can explore > further.> >

Regards> Raghunatha Rao> > vedic astrology, "M.Imran"

<astroimran> > wrote:> Sri Dakshinamoorthi,> > Its nice to hear that you

are wellversed in Panch Pakshi system of > delineation from primary sources. I

beg to pen a brief write-up (or > article) on this topic as there does not

exist rich online stuff to > learners.> > Dear Raghunath jee,> > Please visit

AstroAmerica.com, they offer Pullppani's title, > named, "Biorythm of Natal

Moon".> http://www.astroamerica.com/v-p.html#p48> The very page appeared with

nice comments on Panch Pakshi,> > Comment: Your daily cycle, eg, bird (Pakshi),

is related to the > nakshatra ascending at your birth, as qualified by the

Moon's phase > at birth: Waxing or waning. This determines which of 5 birds you

are: > Vulture, Owl, Crow, Cock or Peacock. Each bird has five activities. > In

order of activity, they are: Death, Sleeping, Eating, Walking & > Running. Each

day is divided into five equal parts (or "hours", > generally about 2 regular

hours in length), with the night also > divided into five equal parts, based on

times of sunrise & sunset. > Each hour has each of the birds in a different

level of activity. The > schedules for Sunday & Tuesday are the same, as are

the schedules for > Mondays & Wednesdays.

Schedules for Thursday, Friday & Saturdays are > unique. > Put together, on the

first hour of Sundays & Tuesdays, the Vulture > eats, the Owl walks, the Crow

runs (the text says, "rules", but to > me, that's vague), the Cock sleeps & the

Peacock dies. In any given > exchange between different birds, the most active

bird wins. So in > the first "hour" of Sunday, the Crow always wins, the

Peacock always > loses. Additionally, the Cock beats the Peacock, the Vulture

beats > both Cock & Peacock, the Owl beats Vulture, Cock & Peacock. Other >

hours have other arrangements of winners & losers. The various birds > have

differing overall strengths, there are friends & enemies, some > interesting

sexual & medical relationships & lots more.> The hour calculations in the book

presume readers live in India. For > more northerly climes, the calculations

required are

similar to those > for traditional planetary hours. > > Whereas AstroJyoti.com

has online calculation for PanchPakshi;>

http://www.astrojyoti.com/panchapakshi.htm> > With Regards,> M. Imran> > > > >

> > dakshinamoorthi r <dakshinastrologer> wrote: Dear >

Shri.Raghunath,> > > > Panchapakshi is a wonderful branch of divination. If>

> you know Tamil, you can get benefitted by reading a> > wonderful treatise on

Pancha Pakshi Shastram published> > by Saraswathi Mahal Library, Tanjore.

There are> > various other classical works also on Panchapakshi> > shastram -

like Boghar Panchapakshi shastram,> > Kagabhujandar Pancha pakshi shastram,

Agasthiyar> > Panchapakshi shastram, etc. all of which are in Tamil,> > and

some of them are no longer in print. I have the> > copies of all of them.> >

> > Otherwise, I think there is a book on Panchapakshi> > principles authored

by Dr.U.S.Pulipanni which has been> > published in English itself. As I have

the original> > classics with me and am fairly comfortable with them,> > I

did not feel the need to buy a book from a modern> > author. I am not sure of

the publisher details, but I> > am sure that Dr.Pulipani has authored a book

on> > Panchapakshi shastram.> > > > I hope I have given you some useful

pointers.> > > > Blessed be.>

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